Units-streamwasausatvutu
Vv»mapra-y‘mmomesu
.at up Mun-mast.— lati-
grials ‘9 Mud-my a
Masks—Haas For Can-trust-
tag with laid it. Dig in:
tank. '
' Washington. rims tom the Span-
‘tsiuorpeoo host flotilla which left Cadis
may for the Canary islands pro—
ebas to Poem Rico. as intended by the
‘ government, President tickin-
lay, trill direct the ionization of a tiring
m to matte a demonstradon up-
.lhl m coast.
his matter has been seriously eon-
hy the president and several oi
. ld'laerl. and while no tlnal decision
I 4 melted it is generally understood
, ’ t the orders tor the organisation of
, squadron will he issued immediate-
itpoa the receipt or information show.
tag tut the torpedo boat flotilla has
”It the Canary islands tor Puerto Rica-
mm
L,“ is not. intended that the proposed
Muslim shall he hostile. unless
war should he in progress, but it will
he a menace to the surety or Spanish
continues and the Spanish coast, just
CRUISER SEW YORK.
[Whip o! the proposed tiring squad-
moi
as the dispatch of the torpedo boat tie-
ltroyei's and torpedo hosts to the West
Indies is regarded as a menace toAmer.
loan shipping and the American coast.
There is no denying the tart that the
”thorn”! have been wry mitt-h ener-
clued our the intention ut Spain to re-
sntorce her naval muadron in Cuban
and Puerto Rte-an uatrrs by surh ll tor-
midahle army oi torpedo boats and tar.
peds heat destroyers. Minister Woul-
lord and Marietta-l G. L. Dyer. the
naval attache at Madrid. have been
olosels {allowing the turmutiun of tho
nouns, and t-ablegrarns reveii'ml trnm
these officials announce the departure
of the torpedo boat flotilla tram Cadls
tor the i‘anary islands.
While the authorities are disinclined
to discuss the matter. there is reason
to belisse that a polite inittru‘ttiun has
been given to Spain that this govern-
ment tannot look upon the urderl to
thr- torpedo boat flotilla tshlt'h will ro-
qalre them to primed truth the cans-
ries to the tinned titan-s as a trio-idly
set.
Al WWI-ire lttillraleil in the-so dia-
MlM “I! “Winn M" 0th ill
the summit! unlit-r Now York. shirii
Is not! on duty ill the flagship n: the
an". Atlantic squadron: the artrmred
«raiser Brooklyn. which is irmlln‘ at
slalom News and mm will take
mum: at Hampton roads; the Min-
rneres destroyers atianespotis and t‘u»
iatahla. placed in commission yesterday
at the League island navy yard. and
the auxiliary cruisers lit. Louis and It.
rm.
INSURGENTS' STRENGTH.
lists-d Mar hays ‘lltsy Control the
“use ran at the island at calla.
Washington. listen tawntinmi sly.
run It. Parker. who was lien-tot FUN»
tor's vompsnimt on his trip to i'uha. in
an lntrrries says
"in the ride trout "it?!“ in iiusua
Or is tlrsndr. a distance at about its
satin or more. the «pantry Write-d a
picture oi desolation. for miles and
nil" the charred stalls or the burned
”mite ultimatum the torch hail
asss applied by the spam-h and insul-
alike. At internist are DWI-
Ws moi-id hr the itpsniah soldiers.
AM! ram blot-M is in canola.
when a aviator is stirs" nit
the'lssasst. it a Wired. so
”a to go out trout the village and
mthstmrh»tam.udtiu
to more in ii- is treated
truths serves. turnover.
dailies by the laser-
l
5
is:
all;
35
spouse lathe demo! Wrist-s all
. Mano had met with ‘the‘diaiarin' oi
Gomez because they had disregarded
the discipline he so rigidly entomes in
his army." ,
”Did your investigation lead you in
form any opinion on the subject at an—
tonomy 1’" inquired the reporter.
"No one wants autonomy in Cubs."
replied Colonel Fariter with emphasis.
”Bren the Autonomist governors do not
laror it. i know oi several alcaldes. or
mayors. of towns outside of Havana.
appointed as Autonomists. who are
wholly in sympathy with the insur-
gents, 1 ’ ‘
"You might believe. but you could
not realise. the condition of the recon-
centrsdos in cubs. it passes the mm-
Drehenslon of a man timed to
the usual phases of tile. Their emacis.
tion is terrible. their uttering inde-
scribable. We saw warehouses (till 0!
starving women and children. These
people have heen turned into the vii-
lages and towns by the Spaniards. and
the whole country where they lived had
been devastated."
TO BUILD invoocxs.
Fire to Its Constructed Par Area-auda—
tlal o! ltadtlsshlps.
Washington. larch I¢.——‘l'he house
mmmittee on naval atiairs has decided
to recommend the construction of lirar
modern drydoohs tor the It‘t'sllllmudl-
[Ion at war vessels. They are to h» io-
cated at Pmunoutli. N. IL: Boston.
league island. near Philadelphia: Ah
glare. near Blew Orleana‘and Mare ia-
isnd, near flan Francisco. Thesi- tit-rho.
all of which are to he entirely new
structures. are to he or wood. except
that at Algiers and at Portsmouth. The
indications are that the dock at Ports-
mouth will be built or atone from near
'l)’ quarries and that at Algiers or steel.
The decision 0! the mmmtttetu was
the outcome or a protracted and at
times animated discussion. The final
tote choosing the points named was :
tail... The opponents at the project tirst
contended against their construction on
general principles. aha their separately
opposed the sites that were seiei-ted.
They argued that the dot-Its should be
hauled either where the approaches or
depth at water was suillcient to admit
the ingress and egress or the largest
battleships or where steps already have
1ch taken under government dlmtion
to put the approaches in a state or
preparation to rmive the largest res.
min by the development of built depth
and width of rhannel or that the wnrit
on the channels should be undertaken
1-uniemporaneously with the drydot'hti.
it was agreed. hos-over. that the
vlorlts mnstructed should he ritpuhie~
ui‘ arrommtxlaiing the largest rlass ut
warships. Tho prinrlpal real-uh for the
mintlullmt in build oi word was t-mnu
nm)‘. but it was also stated that nits-its
an «instructed might remain in gooii
.uridition long enough for all prurtit-nl
norm and that by the throw timr
unriulnen ceased developments In the
Mffll‘flfl’ll held or a change in the char.
an" at present dock ideas might Il’lsv.
A motion to vote on Ihr' docks separate--
iy nus voted down by 6 in s. and tin-n
they were noted on as a ithulr and um
tlwrtsed.
There is a strong disposition in ‘hi’
wnmmittee to tarmac the navy. in ad.
dltion to the three battleships rerentl)
authorised. by the filmtl'tli‘lltirl u! sum.-
1»! the smaller vessels at In". it our
statedjast night that the i'timmillt‘t‘
may authorin the building oi aimut ten
torpedo hosts and torpedo boat tummy.
an, timing in the neighborhmni oi Cl.-
lleIo (or all. A movement tor this in-
erraae will he made at users. and Rep.
n-svntaiiie liullmt lthmlv- island will
submit a motion calling tor tho um-
strwtion u! a number at both of three
vim nt lmttts. probably all. ”them
at the i-nntinlitee are tavmaiiie to the
increase. and some irrirmrtant action is
halted 10f.
Tbs labs lag-la Ins! Nair Base to
In West.
Havana. latch is~m )tsngrnvo.
still the murt to! inquiry on board. has
returned to Key West. sailing last
night. t‘aptats Iatnpamt. president at
tho- imam. assured your mnnlltndvnl
that the decision to irate Havana was
nut reached until yeatmlay lltflm
alter a t'flmltlfltm oi the members. it
was derided that. while further testi-
mony might be opium lien», this was
not sutnoirnily likely to imiity a torn
get stay. The noun ran return it th-
airm or sisehsrs malts dine-native
that add to the start of knowledge note
sailiered. The plans at the sum
amt. is the preparation of shun
titan will.” has had a lame all
are very manure. and Captain Ila
son says the testimony and records
the divers are re" tail.
lattes the must sill
lie allotted to m its sittings up the
hattleshlp tuna. amt near Key rpm
with the flagship line You. All the or.
‘8
. s'rninsntaadaputa‘ee
alliances! theirtiadu‘ssss with silv-
to‘ths silent tilht
hisqusrysasbutsuehinterestiutlie
J‘nggsfim as another nation
es _ sill toward it mlsht
.. . la. the conven-
tional language which oMalnsVin diplo-
many, why the United States was pur-
chasing irar vessels in {mint asters
trom forsirn governments. What ills
reply or air. Day was cannot be learned.
The state department In guarding ito
selt from publication scrupulously. but
it «an do Dir. Day no injustice to ssl'
that. shearing from the reply all on—
necessary verbiage and translating the
remainder into the plain language 0!
everyday life. it _was: That the United
States was purchasing war vessels in
torelgn waters to talto the place ot a
battleship owned by it that was lost in
ioreign waters.
The query is not without precedent.
but it was significant inasmuch as it
indicated an oflclai ltmm'ledge by Spain
that this country was «waged in malt-
iug preparations for war.
framing Three Iatteriss.
Chicago. let‘h lt—vt'folunel .l. C. G.
Lee. quartermaater o! the department
of the Missouri. yeaterduy aim-noon
made the awards tor the transportation
of the three batteries from Fort Riley.
Kati. The hatteries are prepared for
the movement and will start at once.
The Chin-go. Burlington and Quinn
railroad will transport the one to For-
tresa Monroe. and the route, will be over
the i'nion l’arillr, Burlington. Big our
and Chesapeake and Ohio roads. The
Kaunas. Port limit and Missouri will
transport the battery destined tor Part
Javkson. New (Means. over its own
line. the l'nion Pacitlt‘ and the Illinois
Central. The same road will transport
the thlrd battery to Savannah over its
nit-n line. the t'ninn Parlor, the Mem-
phis and Birmingham and Central of
(lairgia. The three mntrst‘ts aggre-
gate “.000. Each battery will require
one Pullman, titty ordinary coaches.
three iiat care. tour stock are and six
bugage cars.
Pilate afir 'l’bsir lent-van.
New York. Mai-vii ii.-—Presldent Mc-
Klrtley. in the event of war with iipuin.
will have at his disposal the services at
ll» of the most experienced pilots on
the Atlantic «All. This fact came out
yesterday. when the New Yurit and
Sex Jersey pilots began to sign a paper
uttering their services to the tederul
government in case of need. The liveli-
est interrat was displayed at tho Mad-
nuarters oi the pilots. 20 State street.
him» than 30 signed a paper during the
tiny, and they have wiunteeml the- use
of the new steam plinth-at, thv New
York. should her survives be dulred by
the government. l'pun thia paper at!
I'"Dl't‘lt'lilt‘d the New York and Sour
JI-rse)’ pilots. in addition to these es.
Writflttcd men. the members ot Mari-
hultan liagimi'. No. 1. American Arno.
nation of Masters and Pilots. have
fidutplrd resolutiuna tendering in the na-
tlnn ihiilr ”(\‘ll‘m at any time.
Ilurryiag Work on Torpedo floats.
l’rnt'idruie. )lzinr'h ltmThe orders
that hast- been upiwietl for some timi-
at the boat shops in litiatui to hurry up
tha- sorts on thr government torpedo
lunta came this ttitrtnuuh (rum Wash.
lhgtnu. Thur in but nnr turprtln is»:
nuts in the lltlsiul lihnwi. and in mn-
i-trmaut-e nilh thr- rush ordern the gang
oi men employed uill hurl; l-tn'rl'
more. it “as derided at one to keep
“iv “uffll in "Willi“ until 9 i‘i'ilui'k
mph rivlllil'. and t has begun
lot the tlrst tl it ml.
The lurlm lmts‘ is! til-3 than!
it“ bet-n tuna-ti Morris anl lit to tire
’t’vliih g npwti hr .12 knots. norm-ling to
tho i‘uillm‘l. She is wry nmriy tin.
isheil. 'l’hiR enginri unit immi- an nit
imam and nearly llttml. it mil ler'
Mnrlll llw “Vi'kll In ilmeh up lll'lll lauiit h
"i" has i flit.
Is this a I’llihastsr?
Providence. Huron lt~ilohoouer au-
tz'u l'. t'haai'. inhirh sailed out 0‘ the
ripartimtwt l’i\'t't yrrtimlny. has pro»
maul upmulatiurt unions the inhahlh
outs of “tattoo and Little Compton.
A sit-eh ago lht' sailed up the Hear-tinnrt
riser in the paint tailed lt‘oglaiitl, “MT-
she anchored. it is said that a small
steamer visited her about l2 u'i'kx'h ev-
wry ninht. and the natives are at the
opinion that she is a hiltiuslrr. .‘in boat
from tho- schmmwr has sent ashore durn
ins her stay in the river. The only mu
rims” mist-tint rt-sesla have to go into
the tint-inner riser is through stress or
weather.
l‘dsrntla Wrists. Heady to fight.
Dentin. “filth It «A troop or car.
airy imported entirely or women is it
Colorado imibiiity in the event or
her with stain. tits. lattha A. flfhilto
will mantle the trmp. fine llullflt'il
noting i‘lorernor Brush of M intro.
timi. and he advised her to consult
with Adjutant (letters! lions. an.
Senate is secretary oi the state horti.
rultttral soviet)» line is a fearless horse.
woman and a gtms shot.
Kasai-its; in us. run
liar city. Itch. larch “mum”.
tentative tit the.nsry department are
in the city misting for options on
several mm tugs owned by iii.-
”that tiny 11mins minim that
hare been used is tot-tag thither ire.
s
ople that lines.
.. , talk.
lotineyi ulllt
. Well. es, both loud and long.
You should learn the kidney ism
arch ache in kidiiry talk int-ant ltld-
arLachs. ,
me back nice-is lame kidneys.
Weak hack means malt kidneys.
A'bati back is simply
The kidneys talking trouble.
Here's South Nmalk tail: and lilti-
uey tailt: «
.lr. Thomas Wood. who resides on
llill street. a carpenter by trade. and
an employe at Arcti's lmi factory. says:
"For three years mi kidneys troubled
me a great deal. lit-n l straightened
up I had mere pain in the small at my
back. From time to time I had mus-
cular rheumatism. and it became so irk-
tome. both at my anti: and when oil
duty. that i thought it high time to
check it before it became more serious.
1 got Dunn's Kidney l':lls at Plaistrd's
pharmacy. I was gtmlly benefited. I
had no backache. and the soreness in
my iiiimtles did not trouble me alter
taking the ills."
lloan’i idney PilEi, for sale by all
dealers. Price so mire, Sent by null.
Fmtrr-‘Miibtriii C0,. linfl’alu. X. \'.. sole
agents for the U, S, Reincmhrr the.
uamc-Doan's—anti like no substitute.
aw ‘3
“ Isa-lass in I,
v. I. rater-s ales.
rats to ass.
0.”. t‘f- Main Street.
.mm’l‘. ca"
“maul-.93
. “.2.-
I.-
an
Egg} ”1:
aural dbl-untrue..- fl
fl “1&1“ “I“.
Shogun!
cunt use donations.
Int-hitting meal» and uvoomntmlatiouv,
New York to
Charleston. S. (3..
and m ;l‘ll?
lutertneiliatu- Rmtitd i‘rip, .24.
“Ni ”M lloitml 1.1.19, till.
New M“ iii
FLORIDA.
and Mimi:
[tile-mtt-iliato- [howl Trip, $5.30.
First ('laisi Round Trip. “are".
$3.75 additional inr'liltlt'! round tri -
trans inflation on tho ls'nuiil'iii
J0}l.".-i ltl\’l£lL
For full tartirular» nor your llt'lhfl
ticket Bimini. or write in
Passenger Department,
3" “'ltshiugtuti ri , Bum-ill. ”his!“
P I: Hit. livllil'iirv :ti'm, Philadelphia.
a..
.5 Bowling tins-ii. New York.
1'. H. WINCH, “'us i'. t'IJ‘DE & (0..
Truth inausgrr. l leneral agents.
GEORGE F. BEARSE. Agent.
(.‘lty Salloual Bunk, rlo. Norwalh.
ll.l.,ll.iiudil.ll.ll.tlniltlie
In dart November 2!. 1m.
LEAVI BOUT" NORWALK m
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P. It.-lz.tts. 1.1!. 1.35s. 3.“. £01.
5.06:. 5.33, 5.56:. Mt. 1.3x. til. 1.10.
SUNDAYS.
a. l—m 4.55s. Mia. 0.15.
P. lasts. 13. are.
mill saw mills run sum
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A. lunar. 5.00. $.00, 1.00. 3.003.
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Ilia. tom, 1m. “.43.
P. it.-tz.szx. 1.31. ”In. «It. m.
m. 1.101.. ”I. Hi. 11.";
Wt. is “atlas is share. s.
a. 143. ”as. us.
mm
A. huts. 1.3!. MI. ”I.
P. 1-41.13.
As a talism- were.
A was!
mmm
made better ilunt‘lie
our label in, costs $3
The
a."
- shades are ready. be
line lll quality.
little lit-ads, loo.
-. fabric iilld‘c‘tll. pert:
priced. Spring net‘k
ready for our seem
are . selling rapidly.
want yours.
Open Monday. Friday
lie'i‘tsed PURE-
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WANTED.
*
Witt-1m. i'liaiiis, Jewelry. rt
Opera House Block.
You can just as we” do
by one of the popular low
I.'llil.\l.\iElllKl', Agent.
Tl
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Rolls of ‘ Beauty
Wall Paper,
in all variety of Mir shades. w-lorraml
(Reign la shat you trill final in our
land-sue Spring m.
lion for srilrtii' trail 1mm». and
out? minimising m. in Mug
the flower of throat-3mm soil the man-
atrium. in an whitetail-ail that «an»
tarot tummy.
Wall M
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Masai. has! and GM
Has-u risual ta Order. ~
Nam-Id HI"! Km
Milli.
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M m
4’ M.
The best. 35: next best,
$250; good ones at $2 and $1.50. Sizes lor
Newund hobby '
Wear iiwiie your attention.
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Most men prefer to b y a “what for 33
rather than a Sinhat for $6
Halls cannot be
best. The best, with
here: with a lashiom
able halter's label in ii. $5 at some stores.
Every fashionable block is represented
in the hat stock-*copies of the Knox. Dun-
lap and Youman's blocks. The best Derb , .
3; the second best. $2.50; the good kind.
. Meigs Special. specially made
tor us to he sold at a speaal price, $130.
Alpinesm all the newest shapes and
autiiully trimmed and
oversacks for spring
' Mudish in
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3633? °£mmu
Old Gold and Silver."
tllol "old or Rilt'or iii any kind; old broken Millet-aided
'flIlll". «in, in any tradition.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR All “00!",
li\‘~~
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Norwalii. Conn
it as to pay rent ii you will
act at once while in good health. and cover the mortgage
rate pillli'lt’s issued by the
C(lllfifllfll’l SHIRE“. LIFE mm Cilll‘lll, through S. ‘i.
Si N’ i‘iill lee.
THE ORIENT
leans a'r rim DOLLAID.
A Mir-r ulmvl than can be pro-
thtmrl by other agent-loo (07.7 .
inn: itio 'l'lili tutu rot iii.
' Britt-r than till" .15 Wth at!
the iiiarhi-i. t'arittut hr- with!»
l It'll ill Itinl [til ”i.
throu tamr chap srhwls,
whim l amibl will best-
m. Iran tarnish them or ”i.
in Full line of insults wheels.
’1 REPAIRING.
ill'ltlsii is vlow at hand and your
wlwl ma iuwl m'erltanllng. l «the
ploy a ski worth-an. no hiya. and
all work entrusted to the hi guaranteed.
Britta in yourirheel item 1 am over-
mirileti with sort. Volt-suiting a
Wu.
H. A. Saunders,
l2 Mirth Main at. ll». Email.
U mm
am mm "
ammo-rune "W“
EASTER SUITINGS!
salts . ans-seer
" '14" and will
W 1-m-
A. J. ZINK,
Wrav.l.lm l
m 1"
43““3 “Mr Tom's ("abiu «initially was 1‘
’ J ti
W”? . r
novel ,1 shout that;
otrheumatilmulil ‘ ’
practiced with .m‘ by "
P. Hanna. auditor 01 150,
house. llr. Hanna has long.
rested in writings on medlusl .
and through his brother-ind”, ‘ ,.
a well known physician in y
state, has boon enabled to help
with tho advance of medical
ltti recorded in technical Journal‘s: ,
About fifteen years ago Hr. Ham ’
was struck by a suggestion at .,
lirosn-Sonuard, oi Paris. that r
iism. neuralgia and kindred an,
pittinis were caused by a lack of
ll‘li’lly in the hotly. The physician”:-
gum! that whilo asleep. when vitalitii
is' relaxed. electricity ordinarily in the
body iioivs oil through surrounding:
objwts to the earth. When the flap-L
or wake» with twingou of pain it! till
joints and nerves he sliders until .
natural supply of electricity is main.
mi from the air. -
The remedy suggested from this “it
to insulate the legs of the lied and
ihilsi retain in th» almper's body all
the» t-It-rlrii'lly he itaol atrt'iirnulnwd dart
log the day.
To read was it) not with Mr. Haunts;
who had long been a sulleror [flint -,
rhoiimntlam and also form “Mme.
llWli as the slightest sound aroused
him. Ho sutured tour glans cups. stroll
ilii tire used on the desk: of Mir!
t‘omniors to hold sponges for We
lag the lingers. A trnp was pm
under each leg of his bed. and that
night Mr. Hanna slept soundly. Nut . ,
only that. but he arose the next. monk
lug without a wells» oi pain in his, ‘, 1.
body. Newr sinve has he. been flute ,. _.
(ml the (our little insulators. always »
Hiking them along when he has ocea-
sion to use it strange bed, first m
the bed out from the wall. so that it , 3
is not in mutant with anything. ‘
Many oi Mr. Hanna's triends is"
[rind his prescription with gratify”
restiltii and the relic! of painful m
tom; trom which they previously suf-
fered. ’ ‘
.i young man. athletic and full at
“(in who Was visiting the family at
on» time. was put into our of the th'
suiatml twin. with the result that he
mes-mi and inmhimi, but was unable to
rim-p worldly. Thr following night
the, insulators wore rnmnvetl and ill!
young man slept soundly. The third
night the insulators were put back
and again this young man mold hit
up”). After that. Mr. Hanna rouclud~
mi that perhaps too much electricity
could he Moral up in tho hotly some-
times—Baltimore Sun.
9's
A 61m DB“ “103.
rho-railroad who Imhad at its
Boadoiutelluclo'lomlaad. ‘
'Hw young giant who .utraetad at
innit-h attention as lu- marrhetl at t”
”wail of tho vultri'wl bum! twirling fir 1,
:lrnm majors Stii'k. when Al. W. like i
in Smith Nora-rill: one tiny last week.
haiku out on tho world from the serene
and ttnvimitlé-il llf'lglll at seven feet. and
eleven llll‘hm‘l. and thinks it“ is none
im tall. ii»- 3,. twenty year» of age.
and we» burn in i‘nlltornla. Hill pil-
i'rnia wpri- wi-s‘trrn pooplv who moved
to tho» i'ariiiu mm 2:? yours ago. His
motto-r, an nitraviiw woman. was at
tho ai'vrugt- hi-igiii oi lwr ties. 0n tile
nibt-r hand. his father wan seven teat
lniir lfll'ht‘fl in lit-ism. Thr- hoy Wk.
aim his fathri’ and kept. growing.
l’i-tiplr Wiinth-rtvil it lit" was 9V" so"):
in illlitl. hilt. he has iinrtlly ruched ills
niniitmmi and has lm'nmo it than ot
striking proportions.
'i‘lw nwrlmui trolley anti telephone
sires mountain giw him a shiver as
ho approai'hmi them. and he trill insole
unturily stoop in order to avoid a en-
iusirophe. lie was never sink a day
in his litr- und union the show basin
mill. The mum striking thing about
the young giant is his length of lllIlt.
his knew» «land at the height of m
men's waist/n anti there are many ates
who do tint mvaaiiri- as tall so his lqs
are long. iii- ivwlghii 2l5 pounds. b
twll F'tllli'ltwl. and! hits it bright. intalll- ,
gout viiuntenanw. He has not Wt
oi marrying yet. immune he cannot dad
a ”yellow gal" tall enotgh insult hi...
’i‘om's Phi!!! complaint is the low-
down iimrwnyii people iiisiiit on bulli-
ins. Every time he has to pass through .
on» he has to strain, and such labor
molten him iimi. iii» talus a great .
ties) of Interest in war iaiit. but have
he would not amt» in the nary amt
as a imitmti. and has no intention tit
eiiiistina. “the, iloiith is the zonally
he proton and Wheat-e he trill his hi.»
sell when the theatrical seam W
rinsed. lie has traveled all can tip ,k
artistry and vision the honor tit W
the tallest man in the theatrical W
fmm. V £1.
. iii“
June ii. the annual state new
at m llrotltarliooil oi tit. mm? W
it. held in lteriileii. This sin W
the denim trout all over the”
and about. no delegatu will is w
«it. itiasiitoespmerltliatm ,’
Wood. general W! at its
lath-:Jllshop Motor
and s iitistltor oi riergy tron
MI! sill mead. .
The Whom! of St. W
an walnut at young 1‘
Mad them ea top-thee hr 2
mad at inn-n rm
ates. humanist-retaining
only are there llmihmhuuit
lit nearly witty «its is our era
try. tat sin is masts.
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